Absolutely loved it

The main reason why I love the show, is because its one of the few shows where every single character has MAJOR flaws and idont even know so to love and who to hate, sometimes in the whole tory redemption arc thing in season 4, I found myself hating amanda more and more

Thank you! Miguel is definitely a highlight. I LOVE the twist of him being this generation’s “Karate Kid” despite being Johnny’s pupil. He’s easily the heart of the show. I predicted Hawk would win the All-Valley based on the scene where he and Dimitri discussed the picture of two opponents squaring off, and I was really glad to see him win. My only complaint with Hawk is it feels like he needs like fifteen more minutes of screen time per season. He undergoes the most drastic arcs of the third and forth seasons, but almost all of it is just glances or lingering looks. Show not tell is effective and all, but I dunno he feels on the level of the main four but doesn’t get the same amount of time any more. Kenny was surprisingly great. Loved the idea that Robby assumed he could be a better mentor than everyone else and has to live with the fact that he was wrong. And loved that it hurts Anthony. One, Anthony had it coming, but two, Robbie lived with Anthony. That’s his ex’s little brother and there’s a bond there even if the show didn’t need to explicitly show it. Anthony likely looked up to Robby as a brother in some capacity. Tory in season two was good, three I didn’t like, and four her relationship with Amanda makes her a lot more endearing. My biggest issue with the character was how her whole motivation in Season Three was avenging Miguel… yet Kyler almost breaks his back again in the house brawl and she’s just… cool with it. That switch from avenging him to fighting him made no sense to me. Could say the same about Hawk… but Hawk came to his senses and remembered what he was fighting for. Thank you again for the kind words!

@@JimmyRobins I think I'd agree with that, I hate how they treated Hawk in season 5, but that season goes even further in terms of writing extremes (insane highs and a few disappointing lows). The ending of the season was also weird, especially when they pretended to wrap up so many of the plot threads, but I felt like there were too many to wrap up like that. I do gotta say though, HIMYM has to have helped increase intrigue for this concept and bring William Zabka back into the light again. I mean, I shan't ever forget the Zabkatage, Gretsky be damned.

I mean… you are not wrong. Man is sixty, yet he looks young enough that his daughter was featured this season as his cousin, and no one noticed the age gap.